San Francisco · NORTH BEACH FOOD & HISTORY TOURS
7 options
The right north beach food & history tours should fit the hills, water and hours already in your plan. These 7 show what the ticket includes and the kind of traveler each option suits.
Taste North Beach’s Little Italy on a 3-hour walking tour with fresh coffee, cannoli, salami, chocolate, and pizza.
“Our tour guide, Scott was fantastic. The food was even better. Scott is a local and loves his neighborhood and all the amazing food and facts.”
Taste North Beach and Little Italy on a 3-hour San Francisco walking food tour with fresh coffee, chocolates, breads, pizza, olive oil, and history.
“Awesome tour. Isabella was a wonderful guide with great stories. Great food, fun stories. Highly recommend!”
Three-hour North Beach food tour with small-group tastings, Prohibition tunnel stories, cioppino, pizza, and cannoli for $115.
“As a family of four visiting from Chicago this was the perfect tour for us. Our guide was phenomenal! This tour takes you to places that most tour groups would not. Where other tours tend to take groups to well known popular locations this tour really gives you a feel for the city and its history through unique and a wonderful variety places that we may not otherwise have experienced. I highly recommend the tour for visitors and locales alike.”
Four-hour Chinatown and North Beach walking tour with dim sum, handmade fortune cookies, fresh coffee, pizza, wine, and Beat Generation sights.
“Wow, we had a blast. The tour went way over time but was enjoyable from start to end. Brian is a great guide!”
Eat your way through North Beach and Chinatown with 5 tastings, a small-group guide, and big views from Coit Tower in about 3 hours.
“Tour was ok, disappointed that tour was booked on a Monday when the cable car museum is closed (cable car museum is the start point of the tour), would be nice if this was mentioned when booking the tour maybe because it was just the two of us with the tour guide, we were expecting more energy/vibe and we are use to more sightseeing during this type of tours Food was tasty, gelato and fortune cookie company were the most memorable moments Would be nice to had walked to see the dragon gate in Chinatown as part of the tour Just felt wanting more”
North Beach food and culture walk with five tastings, City Lights, and Coit Tower views. 3 hours, $99.
“Catherine was very knowledgeable and told interesting stories about the area. She took us to authentic, culturally significant places to taste. The foods we tried were excellent!”
A 3-hour North Beach ghost walk with real food, from San Remo Hotel to Caffe Trieste, plus Chinatown stops and spooky history.
“Robert was a great guide. Highly recommend! Super informative and interesting. Delicious food stops.”
A 2-hour small-group walk through North Beach’s Italian food and literary stops, with coffee, pizza, pastries, and a garlic-fueled finale.
“Our tour guide did not show up. No text was sent . Total waste of time and cab ride to downtown. Tour operator said guide had to go to ER”
A small-group food and history walk through North Beach with Blandina Farley, Italian ceramics, famous fudge, churches, studios, and optional Chinatown.
“Blandina takes pride in her North Beach Little Italy neighborhood in SF. She knows so many details of a lot of the stores, restaurants, churches that have been around for 100 years. Everyone knows her! She is very knowledgeable about the music scene and all our local celebrities like Santana, Grateful Dead, Joplin, jack kerouac, etc. There are a few treats to indulge in at a few places like Stella bakery, Palermo Deli, Mario’s Bohemian cigar shop, Z Cioccolato. It was great to see the inside of St. Peter’s and Paul’s church and St. Francis church to see the marble from Italy and the stained glassed windows. It was also…”
